Cake Mail, Sydney - Review
Organising a cake for a special event can be a stressful task. Getting quotes from bakers, working out a pick up time… not fun! Enter Cake Mail, a gifting company delivering sweet treats with wow factor.
Xing Fu Tang, Sydney - Review
Taiwanese chain Xing Fu Tang is famous across the globe for their freshly made boba, premium drinks and cool aesthetics. With 2 locations in Sydney CBD - one along George Street and another in Chinatown - Xing Fu Tang is one of the city's newest destinations for milk tea.
Hotpot City, Bankstown - Review
Hotpot City is a bustling restaurant in the heart of Little Saigon Plaza in Bankstown. It's a great place for having dinner with family or friends, offering a popular all-you-can-eat hotpot buffet for $37/person.
Postcard From Napoli, Oatley - Review
If you’re looking for authentic Italian cuisine and service, look no further than Postcard From Napoli. This cozy restaurant in the sleepy suburb of Oatley churns out some of the best wood fired pizzas we’ve ever had!
Best Restaurants in Bankstown
When your stomach starts to grumble, Bankstown is a safe bet for finding a satisfying meal. Here's our favourite restaurants in the Bankstown area!
Super Nash Brothers, Sydney - Review
Nashville fried chicken is having a moment here in Sydney, and we’re not complaining! For a taste of this trending chicken, one of the places on the tip of everyone’s spicy tongues is chicken joint Super Nash Brothers.
Poke Bowl, Cronulla - Review
Poke and the beach - name a better duo, we'll wait! If you're after a healthy, filling meal in Cronulla, Poke Bowl will be right up your alley.
Nene Chicken, Parramatta - Review
South Korean restaurant chain Nene Chicken has recently opened a new location in Western Sydney’s Westfield Parramatta, serving up Korean-style fried chicken and sides.
Mappen, Sydney - Review
Mappen is a haven for Japanese noodles at affordable prices. This little restaurant is conveniently located on George Street in the CBD's Town Hall area, making it the perfect place to pop into when you're out and about in Sydney city.
Sabrini Foods, Sydney - Review
Sabrini Foods are experts in Indian flavours, supplying retail and wholesale food to the South Asian community in Australia since 1999. Recently, we were lucky enough to visit Sabrini Foods' Sydney warehouse and try their new range of frozen protein meals.
Myeongdong Garden, North Strathfield - Review
One of our new favourite buffets in Sydney is North Strathfield’s Bakehouse Garden. We stumbled upon this gem while walking around north Strathfield, not knowing anything about the place - turns out this Korean restaurant is known for their wollomssam (rice paper rolls) buffet, which we decided to try and boy were we glad we did!
Cheap Eats in Sydney Under $10
Good food in Sydney doesn’t have to be expensive! Here’s our list of restaurants with delicious meals - all for under $10.
Sydney’s Best Banh Mi
What’s not to love about a pork roll?! Here at Food Inbox, we’re always on the hunt for delicious Vietnamese banh mi. Check out some of our favourite banh mi places in Sydney!
Gumshara, Sydney - Review
One of the heavyweights on the Sydney Ramen scene, Gumshara is the perfect option for when you feel like chowing down on a hearty meal. Don’t let its unassuming location in a basement foodcourt fool you, this place is the real deal when it comes to thick and rich ramen broth.
Grind Espresso, Cronulla - Review
Grind Espresso has been a Shire staple for years, and have recently opened up a new shop on Cronulla’s Surf Road.
P’Nut Street Noodles, Penrith - Review
Chef Nut Kunlert began his culinary journey as a young boy, helping his grandmother whip up delicious street food in Bangkok. Nowadays, he heads up P’Nut Street Noodles, a modern Thai restaurant group. We recently had the pleasure of trying out P’Nut’s newest restaurant in Penrith.
Gigi, Newtown - Review
There are plenty of restaurants in the Newtown area, but Italian institution Gigi is one of the inner west's top eateries for vegans and meat-eaters alike.
Best Restaurants in Western Sydney
Some people are convinced that if you want the best food in Sydney, you'll need to travel to the CBD. We're here to say that this isn't true! There are plenty of hidden gems around the suburbs of Western Sydney, you just need to know where to find them. Here are some of our favourite restaurants is the West.
Gram Pancakes, The Galeries - Review
Gram Pancakes is a Sydney dessert paradise, serving up an aesthetic take on Japanese fluffy pancakes. While their flagship restaurant in Chatswood has been open for ages, Gram has recently opened a second location in Sydney city.
Oiden, Sydney - Review
Sitting on Sydney's George Street in Town Hall, Oiden is a small fast food style restaurant specialising in Japanese rice bowls. It's a popular haunt for busy office workers, students and tourists who are after a hearty meal that won't break the bank.